"The limited nature of the jurisdiction under Section 28 requires greater adherence to the statutory procedure; it does not dilute such requirement." Allahabad High Court
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"The principle underlying Section 13 is that a Civil Court cannot assume jurisdiction over a matter, which the statute has expressly entrusted to the authorities
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"The District Commission was duty bound to send the laptop to competent authority or the person by getting the expert opinion before recording such finding."
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"The SEM is also directed to ensure that the principles of natural justice are not violated before passing any order directing furnishing of a bond...
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"The scheme of Chapter IX of the BNSS does not require the show cause notice to read like a judgment, but merely set out the
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"From bare reading of Section 17(1)(b), (c) read with Section 17(2) clause (vi), it is unambiguous that the requirement for compulsorily registrable would be that
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"The inability of the subordinate Court to recall its order does not, by itself, preclude this Court from exercising its inherent powers in an appropriate case
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"The mere relationship of the petitioners/Accused Nos.2 to 7 with Accused No.1 cannot, by itself, substitute the requirement of specific factual allegations disclosing their individual involvement
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"The fact that the petitioner may not himself have physically prepared or forged the medical certificate does not, by itself, absolve him of the offence punishable under
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"The summary remedy of eviction under the Act of 2007 cannot be extended to a daughter-in-law who does not fall within the statutory definitions of
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"Excluding that period also, the total period i.e. 6 years, 8 months and 2 days have lapsed before the new Land Acquisition Act, 2013 came
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"In the circumstances of the present case and keeping in view the earlier order of this Court dated 13th August 2026 issued in the previous
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"Mere assertion in the written statement that the value of the property is beyond the pecuniary jurisdiction of the Trial Court, without taking appropriate procedural
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"The presence of an arbitration clause in the retirement deed does not provide a safe harbour for criminal acts. It is settled principle that where
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"Unless that jurisdictional fact is established in accordance with law, it cannot be held that the rent stood enhanced beyond Rs.3,500/- per month so as
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"Restoration of possession in this case cannot be allowed by exercising inherent power when alternative remedy is available." Calcutta High Court, in a recent ruling,
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Delhi High Court, in a significant ruling dated October 12, 2026, held that an erstwhile landlord who absolutely alienates tenanted property through a registered sale
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"An appellate court, however, must bear in mind that in case of acquittal, there is double presumption in favour of the accused. Firstly, the presumption of innocence
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"Fit-out possession or paper possession does not discharge the contractual obligation of the builder to hand over complete and lawful possession of a residential unit
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"It is a classic case where a Police Sub Inspector has exploited his official position and weaponized Police machinery at his command, to advance the Developer’s
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"If the appellants are not permitted to assail such finding in the appellate proceedings, the same shall come in their way, if an independent proceeding is
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"The power of the constitutional Courts to exercise judicial review, though deferential in election matters, cannot be said to be wholly negated when the discharge of
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"Thus, for applicability of Section 3(2)(va) of SC & ST Act, the offence committed must be the one specified in the Schedule. Offences punishable under Sections 420
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Supreme Court held that an accused under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 is entitled to regular bail where he has undergone nearly
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"The circumstances of the case including the nature of the offence and the character of the offender should be the reigning factor in deciding as
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"The grant of Samman Nidhi discharges an obligation of gratitude that has its source in the Constitution itself. That obligation is one of recognition, not compensation.
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"Considering the circumstances on record, in our view, the appellants are entitled to the relief claimed under Section 482 of the BNSS." Supreme Court, in an
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"While party autonomy is the heart and soul of arbitration law, the question whether a party is bound to proceed for arbitration before the forum where the
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"The absence of an appeal by the accused-respondent does not, by itself, denude this Court of its appellate jurisdiction. In exercise of powers under Section
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"Section 161 CrPC statements, obviously, cannot be relied on at the trial, but definitely could be gone into at the time of cognizance, since that
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"If the final electoral roll prepared by the Election Commission of India upon completion of the SIR is published before the date of notification of
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"If the ground on which reassessment is found to be initiated is untenable, then there is no question of any other ground coming forth in
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"Times without number, this Court and several High Courts have on the constitution of the Arbitral Tribunal, even allowed orders made under Section 9, to
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"The safety and dignity of the medical professional are consequently not matters of personal privilege. They are the safeguards which serve the larger public interest
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"However, what is expected of the Authorities insofar as effective implementation of recovery of fine etc. is concerned is to freeze the online services
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"In the circumstances, we find that the ends of justice would be met if we reserve liberty to the petitioners herein... to seek clubbing of
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"Suffice it to state that the appellant has undergone incarceration for more than two years and we have been informed that only 07 out
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"Reference to the subject matter being in a mixed residential zone, either in fact or in law, cannot be treated as effacing the effect of
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"The act of demanding a bribe is a pure criminal act, not connected with official functions and not relatable to or having any linkage with
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"Insofar as the present case is concerned, the maximum punishment that could be imposed if at all the appellant is convicted of the charges is
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"The limited nature of the jurisdiction under Section 28 requires greater adherence to the statutory procedure; it does not dilute such requirement." Allahabad High Court
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"The principle underlying Section 13 is that a Civil Court cannot assume jurisdiction over a matter, which the statute has expressly entrusted to the authorities
read more
"The SEM is also directed to ensure that the principles of natural justice are not violated before passing any order directing furnishing of a bond...
read more
"The scheme of Chapter IX of the BNSS does not require the show cause notice to read like a judgment, but merely set out the
read more
"From bare reading of Section 17(1)(b), (c) read with Section 17(2) clause (vi), it is unambiguous that the requirement for compulsorily registrable would be that
read more
"The inability of the subordinate Court to recall its order does not, by itself, preclude this Court from exercising its inherent powers in an appropriate case
read more
"The mere relationship of the petitioners/Accused Nos.2 to 7 with Accused No.1 cannot, by itself, substitute the requirement of specific factual allegations disclosing their individual involvement
read more
"The fact that the petitioner may not himself have physically prepared or forged the medical certificate does not, by itself, absolve him of the offence punishable under
read more
"The summary remedy of eviction under the Act of 2007 cannot be extended to a daughter-in-law who does not fall within the statutory definitions of
read more
"Excluding that period also, the total period i.e. 6 years, 8 months and 2 days have lapsed before the new Land Acquisition Act, 2013 came
read more
"In the circumstances of the present case and keeping in view the earlier order of this Court dated 13th August 2026 issued in the previous
read more
"Mere assertion in the written statement that the value of the property is beyond the pecuniary jurisdiction of the Trial Court, without taking appropriate procedural
read more
"The presence of an arbitration clause in the retirement deed does not provide a safe harbour for criminal acts. It is settled principle that where
read more
"Unless that jurisdictional fact is established in accordance with law, it cannot be held that the rent stood enhanced beyond Rs.3,500/- per month so as
read more
"Restoration of possession in this case cannot be allowed by exercising inherent power when alternative remedy is available." Calcutta High Court, in a recent ruling,
read more
Delhi High Court, in a significant ruling dated October 12, 2026, held that an erstwhile landlord who absolutely alienates tenanted property through a registered sale
read more
"An appellate court, however, must bear in mind that in case of acquittal, there is double presumption in favour of the accused. Firstly, the presumption of innocence
read more
"It is a classic case where a Police Sub Inspector has exploited his official position and weaponized Police machinery at his command, to advance the Developer’s
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"We are unable to comprehend, nor has the learned Special Counsel for the ED been able to explain, how official bank transaction(s) between a Bank and
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"The JJB should not make simple return to leave the CCL to the police and to place CCL at the discretion of the police to decide where to place
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Repeal of 135-Year-Old Law: Bankers’ Books Evidence Act, 2026 Mandates Technology-Neutral Proof for Digital Banking Records
The Indian legal
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The Juvenile Justice system in India has evolved significantly over the years, reflecting the changing societal values and international commitments towards the rights of children. The Juvenile
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Cross-examination is a critical component of the adversarial legal system, particularly in India, where it serves as a powerful tool for truth discovery. The process allows the
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In the Indian legal system, judgments play a crucial role in shaping jurisprudence and guiding future cases. These judgments can be classified into two primary categories: reportable and non-reportable.
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The introduction of "The Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023", "The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023", and "The Bharatiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023" marks a significant milestone in the Indian legal framework,
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